Okay, thanks for the honest comment. I think I'm getting a little above my head, I just have discovered something I'm understanding and i've got all these ideas that are running through my mind.

The type of game I'd want to build consists of so many genre's that I think it might be a long long long time before I even got halfway finished. I don't think it would be impossible though.

Thanks for the knowledge, I've gone back on what I have skipped and taken notes if I ever need to refer back to.

Ok.

so its handy to know them just in case by the off chance you may need them or need help reading it.

i'll have to keep through the boring parts then lol.

Finally! I did it hahaha!

a= int(input ("Enter the first digit."))

b= int(input ("Enter the second digit."))

c= int(input ("Enter the third digit."))

d= int(input ("Enter the final digit."))

if a == 1 and b == 4 and c == 8 and d == 8:

print("You have inputted the correct password. HH")

else:

print("Wrong password nigger")

even more compact will try that now, cuts out all of the and functions. thanks

Okay thank you for not spelling it out to me, gonna try figure this one out now, i'll learn more that way!

I made a mistake here, I learned the "and" function, so now it reads

if a=1 and b=4 and c=8 and d=8

print("Correct password. HH")

else:

print("Wrong password")

However, I would like it to wait for me to type each individual correct character, and THEN print in the text. But two problems, I have no idea how to take code I have done in PyCharm into an actual application like in a CMD box for example, nor do I know how to hold off print functions till all values are matched.